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mozart went to mow
went to mow a meadow
on the moon
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mozart went to mow
went to mow a meadow
on the moon
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as a nobel prize
winning cryogenicist
– i expected more
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glue a sinking boater
with droopy dead daffodils
& tulips as well
then hyacinth too
so red, green & blue
with yellowing edges
wrapped in blooming blackthorn
a crown from those hedgerows
fit for an archetype
goosegrass from the garden
( which grows sooner each year )
a smear of rabbit shit
a spring lamb’s tail
& their afterbirth as well
a handful of raincloud
a whiff of fallow musk
a purring willow’s catkin
& a shiny splodge of frogspawn
plus a creme egg wedged
in a rubber chicken’s arse
stuck atop the lot
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actually the fifth
beatle was in fact –
peter andre
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though the fat bastard
fasted half the hungry week
while the unsung heroine
modestly sang of her greatness
oh, yet the gobby mime artiste
never fhut the suck up
now the breeze from the south
is colder than a northerly
but the oxymoron seemed
quite bright in conversation
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a letter from
the attic of
your long, lost uncle
a song about
your country cousin’s
chicken casserole
another of those
alt-accounts
( beware the many bots )
the reason why
it’s blue above
& no, not grey today
a diatribe
uncontacted
& ranting in the wilds
dear reader of
each clattering
this isn’t haiku or
an ode to
a pygmy shrew
nor a carrion crow
oh,
even though
it may seem so
sometimes the cuckoo lies
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maverick limerick writer
adds an extra sixth line
penner of great epics
only wrote a paragraph
nonsense verse disperser bought
a gravy train ticket
haiku enthusiast
could explode, say experts
the clout what writes those couplets
learnt to count to three
love sonnet composer
still quilling on the loose
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a funny man walked into
a funny happenstance
on the way to the doctor
– doctor – knock, knock – who’s
there to change a lightbulb
( ? )
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scribbled in the midlands
by a scroat in odd socks
lit by tealight
up before the farmers
read by smoky fishwives
praetorian gardeners
rabid traffic wardens
& seasick oceanographers
at least it’s not the sobbings
of your godmother’s sonnets
or the catatonic purrs
of your long lost uncle’s prose
may contain monkey
nuts & the other
best before last century
peaked in antiquity
i blame the belgians
the gypos & the methodists
sod this for a stare-off
with a freshly painted wall
( huff )
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disappearing here
the light behind the windows
seven pence in shrapnel
a song about an owl
moans the mourning milksop
unaware of cobwebs
poking the moon
with a plastic teaspoon
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